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Yes I'm in the UK, I would have been Interested in one of your kittens :angelcat:

Aww thanks everyone. They're all so individual, I love their little personalities. Such good fun, I can watch and play with them without realising hours have gone by!

RejoiceErb, are you in the UK by any chance?

Hi everyone. Sorry I haven't updated for a while, I've been rushed off my feet. So Khali's kittens are 6 1/2 weeks now, all big, strong, healthy little terrors haha. And Khali is doing great, I've included a pic of her this morning, she looks in great condition to me considering she has a litter...

Absolutely stunning litter. Huge congratulations, they look like they're doing brilliantly

Hi all. So the babies decided to try khali's food this morning! I spotted them and put a bowl of kitten milk down for them and the boys dived straight in, the girls watched for a few minutes and eventually gave it a try too. These tiny beings amaze me every day! In a day or 2 I'll start adding...

Very helpful, thank you

Haha thank you. They were actually a sad story. We reserved Saffy when she was born as we always wanted a blue eyed snow. Then when we went to pick her up these two were very sick. Infected eyes and skin, chronic diarrhoea, full of worms, not weaned or litter trained, dehydrated, malnourished...

Thank you so much for the quick reply! Yes the Bengal's are brother and sister. They do play quite rough with each other, but Khali (ragdoll mum) adores them and has no problems putting them in their place so far. But yes I was worried about them being rough with the babies, hence why I asked...

Hi guys. Very quick question... I have a litter of 22 day old ragdoll kittens. When is it ok to start introducing my two, 6 months old bengal kittens? They are housecats and fully vaccinated, very sociable.

Just over a week old, I was amazed as I thought it was 10+ days!

Your welcome. I've had rescue cats with similar symptoms and 9 times out of 10 eye drops are enough. Oh they're doing great thanks, growing up too fast!

I prefer grams but oz are fine as long as you know what your measuring. No mine haven't got stuck because I only have a 3mm overlap so they just pop off. Definitely would never use hairbands, they could easily get twisted and strangle or asphixiate them.

The eye drops will hopefully help to clear up the sneezes as well. It's all connected so chances are the sneezing is because of the gooey eyes travelling back into the nasal passages, blocking them up, so it has to be sneezed out. As it all starts to clear hopefully the wheezing will clear too...

The collars do cut to size yeah, they come as a long strip so you can get a few of different sizes out of each colour as the kittens grow and reuse them for future litters. When your sizing them, make sure you can get 2 fingers under it, and make sure there's only a tiny overlap, the idea is...

Hi. I used a dab of nail varnish on the end of the tails for the first 2 weeks and I've just switched to the safety Velcro whelping collars, they come in a pack of different colours, washable and reusable. Your babies are beautiful and I agree you could have a couple of mink! Best of luck. Mine...

I'm so glad to know it's not just Khali, she hasn't even attempted that much, just kinda follows them crying and pawing at them, trying to shoo them back to the nest. I shouldn't laugh really because it does stress her out, but sometimes I can't help it!

Thank you. They really do haha, my youngest daughter keeps saying she could hide them in her teddies so we can't rehome them :noway: As much as I love them we have enough cats already for now!

Well!!! I just got home from work and Pink had managed to climb out of the nest box! Poor Khali was crying not knowing what to do bless her, she doesn't seem to understand how to pick them up. So I'm removing the box now and giving them a flat bed in a pen instead. Last night yellow managed to...

Oh my they are beautiful, they look like they're doing brilliantly. Aria looks very content too, so glad they're all doing well